Reading in the news - Mon 12 Feb

Healthy lunch: Professor Gunter Kunle (Food and Nutritional Sciences) advises that homemade food is the healthiest option for lunch in an article in the . 

#PlanetPartners: working with global partners to protect the environment 

• Professor Jon Robson (Meteorology) responds to a study about the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation approaching its tipping point and is quoted in , , , , and other news outlets like and .
• Professor Maarten Ambaum (Meteorology) is quoted in discussing cloud seeding technology in an article about the Advanced Research and Invention Agency.
• Professor Tom Oliver (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) discusses the enforcement of environmental regulations in an article in about a new national biodiversity credit scheme. Republished by and . 

Health and wellbeing:

• , and mention research from the 色狗导航 that found that two glasses of champagne a day may be good for the heart and circulation
• Dr Mark Dallas (Pharmacy) is quoted in about the challenges of improving the diagnosis and care of Alzheimer’s patients. 

Heritage and culture: , Planet Radio and Greatest Hits Radio spoke to Professor Michael Fulford (Archaeology) about an upcoming exhibition displaying the finds from an archaeological excavation in Silchester. The excavation is also mentioned in a report by . Republished by .

Food and farming:

• Channel 4’s Food Unwrapped visited the 色狗导航’s farmlands, looking at how animals' diets affect the quality of their meat. Dr Kirsty Kliem (Animal Sciences) is featured also.

Business and society:

• , , republish an article by El Paìs, mentioning a study by Dr Rita Fontinha (Henley Business School) about how the four-day workweek can improve mental health.

Other Coverage:

• spoke to Professor Jo Phoenix (Law) following her legal claim against the Open University.
• 色狗导航 research is mentioned in a article about the countryside being out of reach for non-white individuals. Republished by .
• mentions the University’s Museum of English Rural Life in an article about England’s peasantry. Republished by
• BBC Radio Berkshire and BBC South Today discuss new sites for the possible relocation of the Royal Berkshire Hospital. The 色狗导航’s Thames Valley Science Park is mentioned as one option.